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The former defence minister says Tanya Plibersek apologised for likening him to the Harry Potter villain and that while he is "not the prettiest bloke on the block" he believes he will be effective as opposition leader, as he seeks to recast his image ahead of a formal party room…

During the 2022 federal election campaign, schools barely rated a mention.

While the exact make up of the 47th parliament remains unclear, Labor is expected to secure at least enough seats to form a majority government.

The 2022 election campaign has not exactly been a policy fest. And one critical area we have heard very little about is schools.

What do One Nation’s Pauline Hanson and Labor’s Tanya Plibersek have in common? They are both winning the battle for eyeballs on social media, says a top Facebook official.

Scott Morrison's visit to the Melbourne seat of Chisholm took a comical turn when a North Korean leader lookalike inserted himself into the election campaign.

Confusion has surrounded post of education minister since PM insisted Tudge was still in cabinet, despite standing aside

Scott Morrison is advocating for a real wage cut to make a political point. Perhaps that’s why Seven’s undecided voters gave the final debate to the Labor leader

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Experts say Australian education is at a crossroads. Despite record investment, results are falling across all schools, even as the government and parents spend record amounts on educating children. So will the election bring change?

Labor is promising to splash cash in two key sectors, including incentives for teachers and matching a hospital investment from the SA government.